Where heritage meets the hands of local artists.

Our Story

A heritage station, reimagined as a gallery.

Built in 1877, the Stawell Railway Station stood for over a century as a gateway between the Grampians and the wider world. Today, its grand halls and high ceilings have been lovingly restored as a community gallery — home to painters, sculptors, photographers, jewellers and craftspeople of the region.

We're entirely volunteer-run, exhibiting new artists every season and serving the finest high tea this side of the highway.